Many thanks to SWLing Post contributor and noted political cartoonist, Carlos Latuff, who shares his radio log art of a recent China Radio international broadcast plus radiofax transmissions from the Shanghai Meteorological Bureau.
Carlos notes:
Part of news bulletin from China Radio International about Super Typhoon Yagi. Listened in downtown Juiz de Fora, Brazil. Frequency of 13640 kHz.
Click here to view on YouTube.
Bonus: Super typhoon Yagi (Enteng) via radiofax from Shanghai Meteorological Bureau, Guangzhou Meteorological Bureau and Japan Meteorological Agency, received at the campus of the Faculty of Human Sciences of the Federal University of Juiz de Fora, Brazil (see photo below):
I love your drawings, Carlos. Funny, when I saw the phrase”Typhoon Yagi” the first thing to come to mind was some sort of new directional antenna design, lol.
Thanks Mike. This typhoon is now a super one, about to land in China with winds of 230 km/h. A real monster!!!
Hi Jock, I think a 10 meters long wire is a looong looong wire. Hehehe!
About the drawings, sometimes is hard to reduce all the necessary information of a radio listening in a single artwork, but I have a lot of fun in the process, and it’s always great to share the results with you all. 🙂
Carlos,
I really enjoy your posts!
. . . But I just noticed something . . . 2.9 meters . . . you call that a “long” wire?!!
I wonder what you could do with, say, 10 meters of wire?
In addition, I admire your artwork; when I draw something, I usually have to spend several minutes trying to explain what it represents (because no one can figure it out).
Cheers, Jock